Option c is the correct answer. Rasik Priya is a famous work of Acharya Keshavdas, written in 1591 CE. It is a treatise on poetics and aesthetics, based on the concept of rasa (sentiment or emotion). It describes the various types of rasas and their subtypes, along with their causes, effects, and expressions. It also gives examples of poems that illustrate each rasa, using the characters of Krishna and Radha as the main protagonists. Important Tips Dhruvadas is the author of Bhagat Namawali, a devotional work written in 1630 CE in Braj Bhasha language. It gives the names and brief accounts of 252 bhaktas belonging to various sects and traditions. It is considered a supplement to the Bhaktamal of Nabhadas Nabhadas is the author of Bhaktamal, a devotional poem written in 1585 CE in Braj Bhasha language. It gives short biographies of more than 200 bhaktas belonging to various sects and traditions. It is considered an important source for literary and devotional history of northern India. Chitravali was written by Usman in 1613 AD during jahangir's reign. He belongs to UP and was sufi by faith